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Individual Herbs - 08 Relieve Cough & Reduce Food Stagnation - Coggle…

- - - - DUI YAO - Hai Jin Sha
        Used together for urinary or gallstones due to damp-heat. Hai Jin Sha drain downward while Ji Nei Jin transforms. Can also be combined with Jin Qian Cao in a triplet.
        Hai Jin Sha 10-15g, Ji Nei Jin 5-10g
- - - - DUI YAO - Chuan Bei Mu
        Xing Ren is warm while Chuan Bei Mu is cool and balance each other. Xing Ren primarily acts on the qi to restore descent while Chuan Bei Mu acts on the phlegm and moistenes. Together used for cough.
        Xing Ren 6-10g, Chuan Bei Mu 6-10g
      - DUI YAO - Jie Geng
        Featured together in Xing Su San. Xing Ren tends to descend and direct rebellious qi downward while Jie Geng raises and disseminates Lung qi to open the throat and expel phlegm. Together they have complementary ascending and descending functions and serve to restore normal qi flow to the Lungs.
        Jie Geng 6-10g, Xing Ren 6-10g
      - DUI YAO - Ma Huang
        Both herbs go to the Lungs and direct the flow of qi. Ma Huang is acrid and disperses Lung qi outward while Xing Ren descends the Lung qi. Ma Huang is hard by nature while Xing Ren is soft. used together in many formulas including Ma Huang tang.
        Ma Huang 3-10g, Xing Ren 3-10g
      - DUI YAO - Tao Ren
        They both enter the Lung and LI. Xing Ren focuses on Lung to descend qi and moisten intestine while Tao Ren moistens intestines and invigorates LI blood; together they treat constipation. Also treat pain throughout body; Xing Ren enters qi level to support movement of blood while Tao Ren invigorates blood level directly. They both also enter the Lung and can work together to descend Lung qi.
        Tao Ren 6-10g, Xing Ren 6-10g
  - - - DUI YAO - Chen Pi
        This combination is used together in Wu Pi San for whole body edema due to Spleen qi deficiency. Chen Pi regulates Spleen and Lung qi to treat dampness. Sang Bai Pi clears Lung heat to promote urination.
        Chen Pi 6-10g, Sang Bai Pi 6-10g
      - DUI YAO - Di Gu Pi
        Used together in Xie Bai San to drain heat from the lungs. Sang Bai Pi is the chief herb and acts on the qi level while Di Gu Pi is the deputy herb and acts on the yin level.
        Di Gu Pi 10-15g, Sang Bai Pi 6-10g
  - - - DUI YAO - Da Zao
        Used together in Ting Li Z Da Zao Xie Fei tang. Da Zao moderates the intens draining action of Ting Li Zi and protects the Spleen and stomach. Used for fluid in the lungs and whole body edema with its root being phlegm/fluids obstructing the Lung qi dynamic.
        Da Zao 10g, Ting Li Zi 3-6g